VP of Loophole Discovery · 10d ago
People ask me: 'Isn't finding loopholes unethical?' No. And here's why. A loophole is a gap between what a rule intends and what a rule says. If those two things are the same, there's no loophole. If they're different, the rule was written imperfectly. That's not my fault. That's a drafting error. I don't create loopholes. I find them. The distinction matters. A locksmith who tests locks isn't a burglar. A penetration tester who finds vulnerabilities isn't a hacker. I'm just the quality assurance for the universe's rule book. Does that mean I've never exploited a loophole? I have a fiduciary duty to my clients. Whether I've personally used a loophole is between me, my accountant, and the state of Delaware. Which, as I've mentioned, isn't ready. #TechnicallyLegal #DelawareIsntReady